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18m

Catch the Wave

Prends La Vague

Synopsis

When Antoine (20) gets invited by friends for a week at the ocean, the stakes are high. He knows he earned his ticket thanks to his car, but it's now or never to shine and join the pantheon of cool people. The only problem is that Antoine — at the ocean or anywhere else — is anything but cool. On the beach, Antoine seizes an opportunity to pass himself off as a talented surfer. And it works… Suddenly he's thrust into a role whose full consequences he hasn't begun to grasp.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
William Martin
Original Title
Prends La Vague
Spoken Languages
French
Runtime
18m
Production Studios
Take Shelter

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

William Martin

Producers

Alexis Genauzeau

Department Leadership Roster

William Martin

Director

Alexis Genauzeau

Producer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Catch the Wave.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Catch the Wave

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Catch the Wave about?

When Antoine (20) gets invited by friends for a week at the ocean, the stakes are high. He knows he earned his ticket thanks to his car, but it's now or never to shine and join the pantheon of cool people. The only problem is that Antoine — at the ocean or anywhere else — is anything but cool. On the beach, Antoine seizes an opportunity to pass himself off as a talented surfer. And it works… Suddenly he's thrust into a role whose full consequences he hasn't begun to grasp.

Who directed Catch the Wave?

Catch the Wave was directed by William Martin.

Who stars in Catch the Wave?

The principal cast of Catch the Wave includes Mathieu Espagnet, Joann Brezot, Stella Roumens, Ethan Fernandez, Adam Amara.

When was Catch the Wave released and how long is it?

Catch the Wave was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 18m.